An Island charity is asking people to avoid trimming hedges, banks and verges now nesting season is underway.
The season started on Saturday, March 1 and runs until August 31.
On Facebook the Manx SCPA says the public should only do trimming work if there's a safety risk.
It also says people should stick to the paths and keep dogs on leads near protected areas, as well as avoid using drones which could disturb birds.
Okell's marks 175th anniversary with special edition beer!
A brewery on the Island is marking a special landmark in its history with a brand new beer.
No company involved in demolishing Port Erin's Marine Biological Station had been charged
The government says no company involved in demolishing a landmark in the south of the Island faced action over alleged pollution.
Police deal with dog owner after fouling incident
Port St Mary Commissioners are warning people about dog fouling, after one person was reported to police.
Irish Sea earthquake 'not strong enough to be felt'
Did the earth move for you this weekend?
Commissioners might be able to identify fly tipping culprits
Braddan commissioners are asking people to contact them after a fly tipping incident yesterday.
Child sex offender wins appeal, but will still serve original sentence
A paedophile jailed for historic sex offences against two boys has won an appeal against his sentences - but will still remain in prison for 11 years.
New 20mph residential limits for Douglas and Onchan
Douglas and Onchan are next on the list for 20mph speed limits as the government continues its all-island residential speed limit project.
Don't walk away from cast sheep, says vet
Keep your eye on sheep this spring!
